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DECS-150 Typical Connections
17 • Typical Connections
Typical connection diagrams are provided in this section as a guide when wiring the DECS-150 for
communication, contact inputs, contact outputs, sensing, and operating power.
Typical connections for shunt powered generator applications are shown in Figure 17-1. Typical
connections for PMG powered generator applications are shown in Figure 17-2. Typical connections for
station powered generator applications are shown in Figure 17-3. Typical connections for station powered
motor applications are shown in Figure 17-4. Three-phase-delta voltage sensing connections are shown.
The drawing notes in Figure 17-1 through Figure 17-4 correspond to the descriptions found in Table 17-1.
Table 17-1. Typical Connection Drawing Descriptions
Description
Optional - ICRM-7 (Inrush Current Reduction Module), Basler part number
9387900103.
Operating (bridge) power input. For single-phase power, omit one phase connection.
See the Power Input section for operating power ratings.
Machine voltage sensing input. Potential transformer required if line voltage exceeds
600 Vac.
Cross-current compensation input, 1 Aac or 5 Aac.
Connections required only if voltage matching or sync-check functions are used.
Labels indicate the functions assigned by the default programmable logic to the
contact inputs and output contacts.
The Breaker Shunt Trip Output provides a switch capable of 100 mAdc to operate an
external circuit breaker.
Type B USB jack for temporary, local communication.
In accordance with the guidelines defined in USB standards, the USB
port on this device is not isolated. To prevent damage to a connected
PC or laptop, the DECS-150 must be properly tied to ground.
Ethernet communication port that uses the Modbus communication protocol.
The accessory input accepts voltage or current. Refer to the Auxiliary Control section
for more information.
Bussmann type KTK-15 or equivalent fuses recommended.
CAN2 communication port used to communicate with a second DECS-150 for external
tracking.